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Yeah, I found another list that's kind of annoying.
Really highly disputed.
It's not as bad as IGN, but it's still bad.
The top 50 superhero movies of all time, according to Rolling Stone.
Rolling Stone, though, because they know so much about the fucking experts on comic books
and comic book related content.
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All righty, let's get into this.
Yeah, I was looking through a couple of forums and stuff like that because I was actually
doing some research on another story.
Kind of like last time, whenever I found the IGN thing, just saw the rabbit hole.
Huh?
Yeah, tricky to get out of.
Sometimes it is.
Yes, it truly is.
How many facts about SpongeBob do I not know about?
Let me check.
And you know, if I seen the top five of the top 25 top 50 superhero movies by IMDb or
by Rotten Tomatoes, I might not agree with it, but they're at least movie platforms.
What the fuck does Rolling Stone know about superhero movies at this point?
I thought it was a music magazine.
Fuck if I know, because everyone wants to branch out.
Or trying to put Mr. Beast and trying to rank all the new influencers and shit.
But this is what they have as number 50.
They have Zack Snyder's Justice League as number 50.
God damn it.
Two barrels already out the gate.
Boom, boom.
Yes.
What is Zack Snyder?
Jesus Christ, that was quick.
They wrote, forget just for a second the torturous online campaigns and the toxic fandoms, the
studio brass hand ringing and the behind the scenes shenanigans.
A three hour watch time too.
Basically they go on as Rolling Stone to bitch about the fans that wanted the Zack Snyder
cut.
And then they put it at number 50 because of that.
But when we consider what the original Justice League was in color, at least if that's the
only upside that it was brighter colors, actual color.
But if that is your only positive for that movie.
Yeah, it's pretty bad.
I mean Zack Snyder at least, I mean, it was a long movie, but when you consider how long
like the Avengers and stuff is now, I wasn't too concerned with it.
And it definitely beat the original Joss Whedon version.
That old Joss perverted Whedon.
Fucked up that whole series.
I think that my thought is that they should at least put the Zack Snyder verse on like
HBO Max or something.
That is where it was on.
Like to finish it out though.
Like the series, like the actual like his vision.
His vision, yeah.
It's a lot of money.
But a lot of people would pay for it though too.
I mean, maybe not normal movie goers, but people that love superhero movies in general.
Like I ain't got shit to do.
Let me see what's going on with Zack Snyder.
Yeah.
I mean, look, in our last episode we covered what Netflix is doing.
HBO Max could do something like that.
Number 49, Ghost Rider.
The 2007 Ghost Rider.
Number 47.
Is that the, I thought it was earlier than that.
That's the Nick Cage one.
Yeah, but I thought it was earlier.
No, number seven.
Cause he made two.
Made that, I thought it was 05.
Was it Eva Mendes?
07, okay.
Yeah.
I got my years wrong, but yeah, I know you.
Number 49 is where they placed that one.
It's good.
I'm surprised it's on the list at all, but here you go.
Number 48.
Ghost Rider 2.
Megamind.
Megamind?
That sir is a number one, if anything.
Number 48.
It made the top 50 list somehow according to them.
It's a good movie.
This animated flick dares to ask the question, what if Lex Luthor was a big headed blue skinned
alien who had a random list to ask?
And then one because Superman just wasn't all that into his job.
That's what they're classifying Megamind as.
Huh.
I probably sound like just like a hero, a villain who's not a villain.
Right.
And a hero who's tired.
Right.
I didn't compare it to Lex Luthor and Super, like there's an overlap of Superman maybe.
He ain't down bad for Lois?
No.
Nothing I can think of.
Maybe in a couple of different series and stuff like that.
A completely different universe.
Right, but.
Well, whatever.
Megamind.
And Superman has never been the type to, like Superman is way too much of a damn boy scout
to just give up because you've always had that dichotomy of Batman being the boy scout
for always being prepared and then Superman being the boy scout because of his attitude
and his willing to help people.
Man's a hero.
Number 47, we have Infra Man.
Have you ever heard of Infra Man?
Infra Man.
Yes.
Fuck no.
What the fuck is Infra Man?
I told you there'd be something you didn't know.
What the fuck is that?
Yeah, everybody, blue beetles.
The press cousin.
This is, their description is, inspired by the runaway success of the Japanese TV show
Ultraman, legendary Hong Kong movie producer Run-Me-Shaw decided to come up.
I'm sorry.
I know it's his name, but come on now.
Decided to come up with his own story of a scientist, Danny Lee, who turned into a bionic
hero with super strength laser beams and the ability to grow 20 stories tall.
All the better to fight all kaiju that a recently awakened demon princess throws his way.
Sure it's campy in the way, in the same way that a lot of those seventies Godzilla movies
were.
I highly doubt that because Godzilla movies were pretty good.
You can't compare this to fucking Godzilla.
You see what they're trying to do already.
And he throws some weird like, it's a superhero bro, but he fights a demon chick with her
kaiju monsters.
Right.
I'm like, whoa, wait, wait, what the fuck is happening?
None of it makes cohesive sense.
They put it, but it's also an absolute blast.
And you can see the trace influence of this nuclear energy fueled martial arts fighting
metal glove launching defender of earth.
Okay.
The problem with that though is again, you put that above 10 out of 10 Justice League.
10 out of 10.
You put that above Justice League.
It looks fucking horrible.
I put my little pony above Justice League.
Let me be honest here.
Just cause you have a secret brony thing going on here.
Just cannot stand those Justice League movies.
Number 46.
I don't watch shit, dry in the toilet and watch those movies.
One that I wouldn't consider a superhero movie here.
Scott Pilgrim versus the world.
Well, number 46.
Yeah, kinda.
They got weird superpowers.
No one ever explains why he jumped through a window one time.
Man, I've never really considered it to be like superhero.
Like I don't have anything beyond the normal person's physical ability to, I guess would
be considered superhero in this context.
I don't know what the fuck Rolling Stone is doing.
I don't either.
Let's go roll some stones.
They have at number 45, a movie called the old guard.
The old guard.
Sounds familiar.
I have no idea what that is.
Their description.
Ancient empires have risen and fallen.
Yeah.
One thing has remained constant.
Wait, the old guard.
It's that, I think it's on Netflix, isn't it?
Charlie's, they're on?
Yeah.
I didn't see that fucking dog shit.
What'd you put Mega Mind above it?
Yeah, I put everything above that.
Except for Justice League.
But it's side by side in the same shit pile.
Yeah, they classify that as number 45 of superhero movies.
And again, I don't even consider that superhero.
I consider that more pathology based, isn't it?
I don't know.
I don't know what the fuck's going on.
They can't die, but they can die eventually.
Number 44, Batman the movie.
Okay.
Which one?
The most recent one.
Oh, the new one?
Yeah, the newest one with.
That low, huh?
Yeah, with the.
Come on, it's got the penguin in it.
Come on, what are you showing me?
Number 43, they have Thor.
The original?
Yeah, the original Thor.
Okay.
But I put regular Thor above the dark world.
Fucking Thor with his fucking blonde eyebrows and his fucking bleach blonde.
You remember that?
I'll never forget that.
No, she was bright as fuck.
Night of the Night Sky.
Then we have 42, the Lego Batman movie.
Oh my God, it bit me.
I put that above a lot of these.
It's goofy, but it's good.
Right.
It's at least a superhero movie.
Next at 41, we have the Avengers.
The original 2012 one?
Yeah.
But that was there when it first showed, bro.
That was a standing ovation.
Yeah.
How dare they?
And they put it at number 41.
Well, what's number one?
Fucking the Dark Man with Liam Neeson.
Number 40, we have The Dark Knight Rises.
What the fuck?
Well, that was okay.
Number 40, though?
Well, I mean, it's the only good thing.
To be honest-
Would you at least put it in the top 25?
Moving on.
The only good thing about it was Bane.
Yeah, that's true.
They did a whole-
It doesn't matter what our plan is.
All that matters is the plan.
Have you ever seen that parody of it on YouTube?
Where it's if Batman was dirty minded, or Talia, and she sticks him with it.
It's like, he stuck me with something hard and strong.
And it violated my body, kind of like I did yours last night.
Slowly losing consciousness, though.
It's kind of slipping into blood loss.
I'll have to show you that video later.
It's hilarious.
It doesn't matter who we are.
Number 39, they have Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness.
Oh, I thought that was really good.
I thought it was really good because they had this fight scene that was also a musical.
I was like, that's creative.
Different?
Yeah, because that is beautiful.
I'm going to go with the
poetic even.
Poletic.
One may even say, I got a little hard.
Moving on.
38, Captain America, the first Avenger.
Okay, that one was a little boring, but yeah.
Okay.
Then we have, let's see here, 30.
What happened?
Hang on a second.
Oh, see, I made a mistake.
Let me apologize.
Yes.
Number 44 was Batman, the movie from 1966 with fucking Adam West.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Because it hits him so hard, fucking words form in the air.
Web back, Pam.
Bam.
See, that was my mistake because number 37 is the newest Batman.
Okay.
They put the Batman and they didn't put what you know.
So God, what are you showing me?
Number 36, we have tank girl.
Any idea of that one?
I like to watch it naked.
Yeah.
Would you put it that high up?
I put it way high.
Don't you ever bring up that fucking shit.
Just a pure hatred.
You're even trying to say anything near those words.
I know I fucked it up.
Neo Genesis.
Evangelia.
If you'd never made that.
Just the pure life.
Just the upsides of frustration.
35.
We have Ant Man and the Wasp.
No, this is before the watch.
I kind of really liked it actually because it was it was it didn't have these huge stakes
of saving the world.
Right.
It was just a nice little campy movie.
Right.
And that's what I do like about a lot.
I mean, Paul Rudd is just fucking Paul Rudd.
Yeah.
That man's a just a treasure.
It's kind of like Ryan Reynolds is Deadpool.
He fits it perfectly.
That craziness and stuff like there are certain characters that actually fit the like there
are certain actors that fit the characters that they play really well.
At least add an extra layer to the character that just really brings them alive.
Like Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man.
But he really like he took a character that was OK in Marvel and just like he became the
core of the fucking MCU.
Yeah.
And they chose really well.
And then they started getting worse.
So they'll figure it out.
Carol Danvers is not a very good, good position for Brie Larson.
And then there's a few others that were getting pretty bad.
But moving on.
Thirty four.
The Suicide Squad from twenty twenty one.
The Suicide Squad.
They put that they put that ahead of Ant-Man, which I would not dare they.
Then they have this one.
Thirty three.
Blade two.
Two, huh?
OK.
The second Blade movie.
Thirty two.
We have Unbreakable.
Yeah.
I wouldn't put it anywhere near up there, but OK.
It's an OK movie.
It's not really like fucking oh my God.
You wouldn't put it at number thirty two.
I wouldn't put it at number thirty three.
Outside the top 50.
Probably yeah.
It's not exactly the hero of hero movies.
Well, I guess you can classify it as a superhero movie because he's got indestructible skin.
Right.
And he's.
But that'd be like putting the Samaritan.
And you got you got fucking fucking Samuel L. Jackson with a wooden cane with a glass
cane.
If the glass can't breaks, my body breaks.
So the fucking glass like cane fucking he trips into a staircase.
The cane fucking shatters.
You just hear his fucking bones cracking.
I'm not saying that the cane is his makes his bones break.
I'm saying he's such a he's as brittle as glass.
Right.
That's why he walks around the glass cane.
Yeah.
To you know, remind himself.
Well I guess just to make sure like if anything happens to the cane, he knows he's going to
get fucked up.
Right.
Thirty one.
We have V for Vendetta.
I don't know how that's a superhero movie.
According to Rolling Stone, it is.
I would not consider that to be a I consider that more of a political movie.
It's got a ball.
Natalie Portman.
You're into that.
I'm sure there's some people that are.
I mean everything.
We're learning all his fetishes.
One long list.
Number 30, we have Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
OK.
Pretty recent.
Twenty nine.
We have the Crow, the original Crow.
Jesus.
From 94.
I can't stand those movies.
Number 28, we have Batman Begins.
Really?
It's higher than Rises?
Yeah.
I feel like Rises and the Dark Knight were the ones that really.
You would think there would be.
Cemented Batman.
Yeah.
Batman Begins.
People were kind of like still weary.
I was really wary about it because it was kind of like Sapia filtered and stuff like
that.
It just seemed weird.
No one knew if it was going to.
But then the Dark Knight comes out and everybody's like, oh my fucking God.
Pretty much.
Yeah.
Number 27, we have Hellboy.
I love Hellboy.
I know.
That's one of your best characters.
Yeah.
I collect.
I've read all his.
Well, his all the way to his death in the comic book.
Spoilers.
Fifteen years now.
Spoilers.
For some people.
What was the movie that you said was going to be pretty high up there?
Did I say a movie?
Yeah.
Dark Man.
Yeah.
Dark Man.
Number 26.
God.
Sad thing is I never watch it.
I've seen a little bit of it.
I don't know if it's trying to be goofy or any or it's doing it on accidentally, but
they can be really weird sometimes.
It's a movie from 1990.
So yeah, when I had never seen number 25, we have the Rocketeer or the Rocketeer.
I think Jennifer Connelly was in there.
I don't know why I know that.
Okay.
I would not put that up a lot of other movies.
So number 24, we have Batman Returns from 1992 with Danny DeVito.
Oh, that one.
I just saw a video.
Michelle Pfeiffer.
Yeah.
I saw a video with Michelle Pfeiffer on Tik Tok where she does that whip scene where she
hits all those mannequins.
Yeah.
She does it in one take and legit just boom, boom, boom, boom.
She actually practiced it.
I was like, God, apparently the same person that taught Indiana Jones, Harrison Ford taught
her.
And the thing is, is with, I don't know, for whenever I was a kid, like Michelle Pfeiffer
is a cat woman.
Like whatever.
Couldn't beat that.
I know people that did beat it to that.
Probably.
Number 23, we have Deadpool.
The first one, huh?
Number 22, we have Robocop.
That's a two.
Okay.
Real loose on these definitions.
A little bit.
Yeah.
21, we have Dr. Strange, the original Dr. Strange.
Number 20, we have Superman 2.
Number two, huh?
Mm hmm.
From 1980.
Is that where it was Zod and them?
Yes.
I thought it'd be higher.
That was like a fucking hit when it came out.
Yeah.
And it was more, it was one of the few movies that got superhero movies.
Mainstream.
Like most people never paid that much attention or cared, but it is what it is.
Now this one right here, I probably do agree with.
Number 19, Batman, Mask of the Phantasm.
Damn, that's a backer of a movie.
That was a really good movie.
Joker laughing as he's been taken away.
Man.
Yep.
That shit is seared in my brain.
And then it even gave you the plot of a girlfriend of his turning out to be the Phantasm.
That was a real, for a kid's movie.
I didn't really like Joker's origin as some fucking lanky hit man.
Yeah.
But it was like whatever.
But overall though, like I really wish they would bring back those kind of cartoons again.
Like they continued it from, you had the Batman the Animated Series, then Superman the Animated
Series that were tied in together.
Sort of, yeah.
And then you had Justice League, which came out after that.
Which tied them all together.
Right, because it was like, there was continuity between all of them.
But they just don't do that anymore.
Like I can't think of any Marvel or DC show doing that anymore.
Like now they went back to the kind of like separated kids, like really specified for
kids type thing.
Yeah.
The Animated Series for Batman was probably the best kids show that there was.
Where they actually had guns and stuff.
Oh yeah, like actual Tommy guns and shit?
Yeah.
But one thing I didn't understand was how fucking Superman was all fucking modern, right?
Right.
That was like 1950s noir.
Yeah, and then all of a sudden, oh, all of a sudden we're in the same universe.
Like what the fuck happened to your fucking city?
It's cause how?
With your backwards technology.
It was cause Gotham had the zeppelins.
Yeah, I'm like what the fuck is going on?
Number 18, we have Captain America, The Winter Soldier.
That's a good movie.
Not as good as Civil War, but solid movie.
Number 17, this is going to get some people.
X2.
X2, huh?
I understand why.
That was like X-Men, the original, right?
But X2 was like where they were able to solidify their formula.
So what about X3?
X3 is fucking horse shit.
You're going to be mad if it's higher up on this list.
I wouldn't really care, but I wouldn't agree with it.
Number 16, we have Avengers Infinity War.
Yeah, number 14, we have Spider-Man.
The 2002 Spider-Man.
On Swim M3?
No.
Where he's fucking dancing?
No, no, the original one.
Number 13, I would not put this above Spider-Man, but X-Men, Days of Futures Past.
That was a good movie.
I probably would.
That's a good one.
Damn, everyone and their mom went to see that when I went to theaters.
It was packed in there.
They were jerking off the naked huge gang's ass.
Say, hey, man, my fucking elbow, stop.
Number 12, Spider-Man, Homecoming.
OK, that's OK.
OK.
I would put it above.
OK.
No.
I did like the vulture though.
Michael Keaton.
Michael Keaton's really good for his age.
Number 11, Iron Man.
OK.
Sorry, the whole fucking genre of MCU, but OK.
I would have put it up higher.
I would have thought.
I would have put that number one actually, because it's like the golden age of superheroes
because of him.
Question is, can you name the top 10?
That was way too many.
Number 10.
Number one, Dick Tracy.
Sadly, it's a better superhero movie than some of these.
It's not even a superhero movie.
It's a detective movie.
Basically, yeah.
Number 10, The Incredibles.
Oh, that's a good idea.
That's a good movie.
Maybe I could go with that fat ass.
Yes, I had to.
At least it represented one time.
You've looked up too many rule 34s on that, haven't you?
I wrote too many rule 34s.
Number nine, Wonder Woman.
Which one?
2017.
With Gal Gadot.
No thanks.
It's just boring.
Number eight, The Last Jedi.
Number nine, The Last Jedi.
Number eight, Thor Ragnarok.
That was okay.
I wouldn't be like, oh my god, but I was like, that's okay.
A little too campy for me, but...
Better than Dark World.
Better than Dark World, yes.
I wouldn't put it in the top 10 though.
Number nine, number seven, sorry.
Number seven, The Dark Knight.
I would have put it higher though.
At least top three, yeah.
Yeah, I wouldn't put it at number seven.
I mean, damn, the Joker coming out of that fucking truck and blasting that cop?
Jesus.
Maybe nightmares.
Come on man, I want you to do it.
I want you to do it.
Or how do I make a pencil disappear?
Number six, Spider-Man, Into the Spider-Verse.
That's a good movie.
It's a good movie.
I wouldn't put it above Dark Knight, but okay.
No, I wouldn't put it above that either.
Number five, the original Superman, 1978.
I could see number five for that.
It started basically everything though.
Same thing with Iron Man.
You have to give him some credit.
Never.
Number four, Avengers Endgame.
I would put Infinity War above that.
Yeah, I would put Infinity War way above that one.
I wouldn't put that at number four.
I guess the top, everyone has their real, I like it because of this.
I like it because of this, right?
Right.
I have certain things that people would never probably overlook, right?
Right.
Mine is Thanos sitting down when Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America walk up to him,
right?
They're about to fight, right?
He's like, you couldn't live with your failure.
Where did that bring you?
Back to me.
That was like, I fucking shook the guy next to me.
Stuff like that, like really subtle stuff like that.
Yeah.
That was his lines from that one in Infinity War.
I would definitely put it in the top 15 at least, but I'd put Infinity War ahead of it.
I wouldn't put it in-game.
But that was number one.
Just make him his own movie where he just beats everybody.
Again, they put it at number four of all time.
Well.
Maybe money-wise, it brought in a fuck ton of money.
But not by...
This one, this is a character that you do like.
Number three?
Yeah, Logan.
Number three?
Yeah.
It was okay, but I wasn't like, oh.
It wasn't top 10.
No.
It's a good movie.
Top 25, yeah.
But man, they always make him weak as fuck.
Yeah, they always cut his power down.
They have to because he's just too fucking OP.
You just need to make the villains better, that's all.
Don't make the hero weaker, make the villains better.
And quit fucking taking a villain that you can unlock at the game and making him weaker
when you play as him.
Yeah.
He was beating my ass, so how come he can lose to a henchman now?
Number two.
Spider-Man 2 from 2004.
I can see that, yeah.
That's number two.
Well, because he never really beat Dr. Ock in a one-on-one fight.
That's rare.
Yeah.
He did his damage because his ass beat most of the time.
I would float it somewhere in the top five.
I don't know if I would personally put it at number two, but top five somewhere probably
because it's just iconic and growing up.
That was like the two, yeah.
That was the one.
Yeah.
Number one.
God, what could it possibly be?
What would you think it would be?
Toy Story 4.
Don't put a path on it because they might do it.
No, it's a superhero movie.
Top 20, maybe?
Damn, that bad, huh?
It's not.
Jesus Christ, what is that?
Let me guess.
Let me think here.
Let me do it.
Fuck you.
Okay, I'll get you.
Billions.
Billions, let me see.
Let me think.
If you're only going off of racial reasons.
Let me think.
Is it Black Panther?
Yes.
Oh, okay.
Well, that was random.
Top 25, I would put it.
Number one, though.
Number one, no.
No.
It wasn't that good.
To me, it was an average Marvel movie.
There wasn't anything super special about it.
There wasn't anything super bad about it.
It was just, you know.
It was a Marvel movie.
It's like Ant-Man.
Yeah.
It had its moments.
It had its other moments.
Right.
But number one, eh.
I guess Wakanda Forever, apparently.
Wakanda Forever.
Yeah.
So that is one list that I completely don't really agree with.
I mean, I'll give them some credit.
There's at least superhero movies on here that do belong in the top 10.
I'd like IGNs.
Random ones that made no fucking sense, though.
But when you go to an actual viewer rated, like actual rated, I believe it's IMDB rating
by viewers, their top 10 is a little different.
Going down from 10, number 10 is Guardians of the Galaxy.
Okay.
Makes sense.
I didn't realize it wasn't even on there.
No, it wasn't on there.
Number nine, The Iron Giant.
That's a superhero movie?
Nah.
It's a sci-fi movie.
Sci-fi, yeah.
Get your shit straight.
IGN, you completely lost credibility.
The rest are null and void.
Number eight, Logan.
Okay.
Logan can't catch a break.
But it wasn't number three.
Can't catch a break.
But it had an IMDB rating of 8.1, so it was pretty rated really high.
Number seven was Batman Begins.
Okay.
According to viewers.
I didn't really like that first one.
Scarecrow was fun, though.
Number six, No Way Home.
Spider-Man No Way Home.
I thought you were saying my name and then home.
No way.
Home.
Like I gotta go home.
Spider-Man No Way Home.
That's the third one, right?
Number six.
Oh, on the original.
No, no.
That's the third movie.
Homecoming.
Far from it.
Yeah, it's the last one.
It's the, yeah.
No Way Home, yeah.
And it's probably because of the nostalgia of having Tobey Maguire.
Yeah, that's most likely.
Yeah, because it got an 8.2.
Number five was Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse.
Okay.
That's fine.
Number four, Avengers Infinity War.
You see they didn't put in game.
I know what it's like to lose.
Or what's the other one?
Run from it.
That's the whole thing.
Is that the whole thing?
I know what it's like to lose.
I feel so desperately that you're right.
It's a fail.
All the same.
Viewers rank for number three, The Dark Knight Rises.
Okay.
It doesn't matter who we are.
Number two, Avengers Endgame.
Again?
And they love Endgame.
So they have Infinity War still behind Endgame.
For some reason.
Yeah.
You had fucking Scholar Thanos in Infinity War.
You have Warrior Thanos.
To be fair, they're both ranked with an 8.4.
Okay, so it's pretty much tie.
Right.
I think whenever they put this list together, they just put which one made more money.
Oh, wow.
Out of those two.
And then number one.
Avatar.
No.
Remember, this is viewer rated.
Viewer rated?
Let's play an Iron Man movie.
No.
The Dark Knight.
Rises?
Just twice?
The Dark Knight.
Huh?
Yeah.
Well, maybe.
I mean, with the Heath Ledger thing.
I mean, it's.
They got a 9.0.
That fucking Joker was just, it's too good.
That's a villain that's really layered.
Yeah.
And real.
I mean, the only other one that I can think of that is the animated Joker.
That's the only other one I think of whenever I think of Joker.
Mark Hamill.
And then dressed up as.
They just picked Mark Hamill and dressed up.
There is artwork of it.
Just dressed up as the Joker.
Doing the Joker voice.
But that is the IMDB ratings for them as well.
And I agree more with the viewer ratings.
Man, Rolly still would have lost his damn mind.
They always do.
I am.
Places like IGN rating anime.
They should not be doing that.
And then Rolling Stone should not be rating superhero movies because they know nothing about them.
Quit making these lists, people.
I know you make them just to get clicks and to get people irritated like me.
When you're putting stuff in here that's not even superhero movies at all.
Look at number one, Inspector Gadget.
Again, don't give them ideas.
They should have number one.
But that is everything for today.
And we will see you guys on the next one.
Peace.